JP3203737U - Amulet - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide an amulet suitable for carrying that can be expected to share the benefits of a sword as much as possible with respect to an amulet associated with a sword having elements such as good luck and good luck. SOLUTION: A miniature 11 imitating a blade, a mount 12 in which the miniature 11 is arranged in a posture in which a ridge on one side of the miniature 11 faces the front side, and the miniature 11 can be visually recognized from the front side. And a bag 13 for wrapping the mount 12. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an amulet named after a sword with elements such as good luck and good luck.

  It is believed that swords have elements such as good luck and good luck. Also, it is said that the famous generals who have come to the present day were fascinated by the functional beauty and mystery of Japanese swords.

  Therefore, considering the sword amulet in the hope of gaining the benefits of a sword, the real sword is large and heavy, and in modern times it is legal to carry around a real sword easily. Although it is prohibited and there are various amulets (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 to 3), it is extremely difficult to protect the real sword.

Utility Model Registration No. 3066915 JP 2004-358072 A Utility Model Registration No. 3151807

  In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a protection suitable for carrying that can be expected to take advantage of the benefits of a sword.

The amulet of the present invention to achieve the above purpose is
A miniature that imitates the blade and
A mount on which the miniature is arranged in a posture in which the ridges on one side of the miniature face the front side;
The miniature includes a bag that wraps the mount so that the miniature can be viewed from the front side.

  According to the present invention, instead of miniaturizing the entire sword with elements such as good luck and good luck, only the sword is miniature to improve portability and packaged by the mount and the bag body. It is possible to provide a protection suitable for carrying that can be expected to benefit even a little.

  Note that the bag body may be capable of taking out the mount without sealing, or may be sealed so that the mount cannot be taken out. By making it possible to take it out, it becomes possible to pick up a miniature that imitates the blade. Further, the bag body may be entirely transparent, partly transparent, or translucent.

  Further, the miniature may be fixed to the mount, or not fixed to the mount, but may not move within the bag by sealing the bag. .

In the charm of the present invention,
The mount may be one in which the miniatures are arranged obliquely.

  The slant here means that it is tilted with respect to a reference part of the mount, and the part may be a character written on the mount, or the mount may be rectangular. For example, the vertical side of the mount may be used. Further, the miniature may be arranged along a diagonal line of the rectangular mount.

  Since the miniatures are arranged at an angle, a large miniature can be arranged as compactly as possible, and the profound feeling as an amulet increases.

In the charm of the present invention,
The miniature may imitate a blade called a famous sword.

  By doing this, it is possible to provide the joy of having a beautiful and famous sword that is a miniature. In addition, the solemnity is enhanced and a warm amulet can be provided.

In the charm of the present invention,
The miniature may be configured such that a flat portion is provided on the other surface opposite to the one surface, and the flat portion is fixed to the mount.

  According to this aspect, it is possible to easily fix the miniature that becomes a god body without being conspicuous.

  In the miniature, the entire other surface may be the flat portion, or only a part of the miniature may be the flat portion.

Furthermore, in the charm of the present invention,
The mount may have a crest and a letter of wish.

  This mount can provide a warmer amulet.

  The mount may be further printed with a red stamp.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a protection suitable for carrying that can be expected to take advantage of the benefits of a sword even a little.

It is a figure which shows a mode that the amulet which is one Embodiment of this invention was stored in the package for sale. It is a figure which shows nine types of miniatures shown in FIG. It is a figure for demonstrating the mount and bag body shown in FIG.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a state in which an amulet according to an embodiment of the present invention is housed in a sales package.

  In FIG. 1, nine types of amulets 10 to which the present invention is applied are shown in two upper and lower stages. Each amulet 10 has a miniature 11 imitating a blade as a body. This miniature 11 imitates a blade called a famous sword, and in the upper part of FIG. 1, “Mikazuki Munechika”, “Heshiki Hasebe”, “Kashu Kiyomitsu”, “Tsurumaru Kuniei” An amulet that miniatures 11 that imitate "Candelabra Mitsutada" is shown as a body. Also, in the lower part of FIG. 1, the amulet that makes the miniature 11 imitating “Oohashi Mandara”, “Senko Muramasa”, “Sozo Left Character”, and “Sohayano Tsurugi” in order from the left is shown. . By imitating a blade called a famous sword in this way, the solemnity is enhanced and it becomes a warm amulet. Each of the amulets 10 has a rectangular shape having a mount 12 on which the miniature 11 is arranged and a bag 13 that is entirely transparent to wrap the mount 12. The detailed description of each amulet 10 will be described later, and here, the sales package 20 will be described. The sales package 20 includes a decorative paper 21 and a transparent OPP (Oriented Polypropylene) bag 22 in which the decorative paper 21 is stored. Each of the decorative paper 21 and the OPP bag 22 is provided with a penetrating through-hole 200 at a position where the decorative paper 21 is accommodated in the OPP bag 22 and the seal is closed. The decorative paper 21 is provided with fixing portions 211 for fixing the four corners of the bag 13. The fixing part 211 shown in FIG. 1 is a slit into which the four corners of the bag body 13 are inserted. Note that the fixing portion may be a combination of two lower slits and a section that has been cut and raised at the upper center. The central portion of the upper edge portion of the bag body 13 inserted into the two lower slits may be sandwiched between the sections, and the bag body 13 may be fixed to the decorative paper 21.

  In addition, this decorative paper 21 is obtained by folding back a vertical belt portion 212 that is the right end portion of one sheet by 180 degrees. That is, in the vertical belt portion 212 before being folded, the surface that was the back surface is turned to the front surface by being folded. The face that has been turned back is written in common with “Japanese sword charm” in golden letters. Below that, the name of the blade imitated by each miniature 11 is greatly written, and a red display 212s imitating the imprint is printed at the lower right corner. In addition, there is a one-line description of each blade. Also printed on the upper left of the decorative paper 21 is a red display 21s imitating a seal imprinted with a wish (health, longevity, home safety, etc.) that is particularly beneficial for each amulet 10. In the OPP bag 22, after the decorative paper 21 is stored, the OPP bag 22 is sealed using a seal portion provided on the back side.

  Further, a product number, a JAN code, and a handling precaution are printed on the back surface of the decorative paper 21. In addition, you may write in more detailed description about each blade on this back surface.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram showing nine types of miniatures shown in FIG.

  In FIG. 2, for each name of the blade, the actual blade is reduced on the left side, and the miniature 11 imitating the blade is shown on the right side. Further, when a pattern or a character is carved on a sword (center) K1 or the like of the actual blade, the pattern or the character is shown enlarged. The miniature 11 faithfully reproduces these patterns and characters. Further, the miniature 11 faithfully reproduces the position and number of the eye nail hole K2. In addition, the miniature 11 is engraved on the surface on which the sword (center) K1 is engraved with the pattern or characters on the two surfaces where the blades K3 are provided. If not, the color and shape are faithfully reproduced for the front surface when the cutting edge K4 is directed to the left. All the miniatures 11 are made of metal (zinc) having an overall height of 80 mm, and the surface is plated. Except for the miniature 11 of “Candelabra Mitsutada”, all of the miniatures 11 have a shiny silver plating. The miniature 11 of “Crescent Moon Munechika” at the upper left corner has one eye-nail hole K2, has a large warp, and has a maximum width of 7.5 mm. The miniature 11 on the right side of the “hedge cut Hase portion” has one eye-nail hole K2, has a carved character, and has a maximum width of 5.3 mm. The miniature 11 of “Kashu Kiyomitsu” has one eyelet hole K2, is warped, and has a maximum width of 3.6 mm. The miniature 11 of “Tsurumaru Kuninaga” has two eyelet holes K2 and a maximum width of 4.3 mm. The miniature 11 of “Candelabra Mitsutada” reproduces the atmosphere of a burning sword by applying glossy black plating, has two eyelash holes K2, and has a maximum width of 6.8 mm. The miniature 11 of the lower leftmost “Daido Mandara” has one eye-nail hole K2, engraved with “Dengali Dragon,” not a letter, and a maximum width of 5.0 mm. In addition, the miniature 11 of this “Daigo Mandala” has the cutting edge K4 facing right. The miniature 11 of “Senko Muramasa” on the right side has one eyelet hole K2, has the characters “Muramasa” carved, and has a maximum width of 4.2 mm. The miniature 11 of the “Sozo left letter” has one eye-nail hole K2, has a carved character, and has a maximum width of 6.0 mm. The miniature 11 of this “Sozo left letter” has the cutting edge K4 facing right. The miniature 11 of “Sohayano Tsurugi” has one eye hole K2 and is engraved with the letters “Sohayano Tsurugi” and has a maximum width of 7.3 mm. The miniature 11 of this “Sohayano Tsurugi” also has the cutting edge K4 facing rightward.

  A sectional view of the miniature 11 of “Kashu Kiyomitsu” is shown at the lower right end of FIG. In this cross-sectional view, the upper surface is a surface K31 on which the flange K3 is reproduced, and this surface K31 faces the front (front side). The cutting edge K4 is located on the left side. On the other hand, the lower surface K81 is a surface facing the back side, is formed flat, and corresponds to an example of a flat portion. In any of the miniatures 11 shown in FIG. 2, the entire surface on the back side (lower surface K81) is flat.

  The miniature 11 is made of metal, but may be made of resin.

  FIG. 3 is a view for explaining the mount and the bag shown in FIG.

  The mount 12 shown in FIG. 1 is obtained by attaching a wrapping paper to a rectangular core paper having a thickness of 1 mm. 3A shows the core paper 121, FIG. 3B shows the front side wrapping paper 122 of “Senko Muramasa” shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3C shows “Senko Muramasa”. The back side wrapping paper 123 is shown. The core paper 121 shown in FIG. 3A has a size of 80 mm in length and 28 mm in width, and is commonly used for nine types of amulets 10.

  Whether it is the front-side wrapping paper 122 shown in FIG. 3B or the back-side wrapping paper 123 shown in FIG. 3C, offset printing and silk printing are performed on Japanese paper type paper. At the same time, although the printing contents are different, two kinds of golden patterns 122a and 122b and a red mark 122c are printed on the central portion of the front wrapping paper 122 although it is difficult to see in the figure. In addition, the character “Okamigami” is printed on the upper right, and the character that expresses a particularly beneficial wish (disaster prevention) is printed on the lower left. On the other hand, on the back-side wrapping paper 123, characters of “Senko Muramasa”, which is the name of the famous sword, are printed.

  And the front side wrapping paper 122 shown in FIG.3 (b) is provided with the folding pieces 1221-1224 in the upper and lower sides, and right and left. The front side wrapping paper 122 is cut out along the solid line, wraps the core paper 121 shown in FIG. 5A from the front side, and folds the folded pieces 1221 to 1224 back along the dotted line. The back-side wrapping paper 123 shown in FIG. 3C is also attached from above the folded pieces 1221 to 1224 cut out along the solid line and folded. In this way, the mount 12 shown in FIG. 1 is completed.

  Next, on the front surface of the completed mount 12, a miniature 11 of “Senko Muramasa” shown in FIG. 2 is disposed obliquely. That is, it arrange | positions so that the cutting blade K4 may face the left side along the diagonal of the rectangular mount 12. The miniature 11 is arranged to be tilted to the left side with respect to the characters “Okamigami” printed on the upper right side of the mount. By arranging the miniatures 11 at an angle, a small miniature can be arranged as compactly as possible, and the profound feeling as an amulet increases.

  Here, as described with reference to FIG. 2, the entire surface of the back surface of the miniature 11 (the lower surface K81 shown in FIG. 2) is flat. Stick it directly on the surface. Note that an adhesive may be used and directly attached to the front surface of the mount 12. By doing so, the miniature 11 that becomes a god body can be easily fixed without being conspicuous. The miniature 11 may be temporarily fixed or may not be fixed to the mount 12.

  FIG. 3 (d) is a diagram showing a vinyl bag 13 made entirely of a transparent body having an opening 131 provided at the upper end. More specifically, the bag 13 is a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) case having a size of 86 mm in length and 34 mm in width (the inner diameter is 82 mm in length and 30 mm in width), and is common to nine kinds of charms 10. used. The mount 12 on which the miniature 11 is arranged is stored in the bag 13 through the opening 131 at the upper end, packaged, and easily carried as a charm.

  Further, the opening 131 at the upper end of the bag 13 is not closed, and the mount 12 can be taken in and out through the opening 131. For this reason, in some cases, the mount 12 on which the miniature 11 is arranged can be taken out from the bag 13 and used (for example, decorated), or the miniature 11 imitating the blade can be directly touched or used. Can be picked up in the hand.

  Note that the opening 131 at the upper end may be closed so that it cannot be opened, and this may increase the protection. Furthermore, the bag body 13 may be sealed, and the vinyl of the bag body 13 may be brought into close contact with the miniature 11 to fix the miniature 11.

  In addition, the bag 13 may be transparent only in a range where the miniature 11 can be visually recognized from the front side. That is, not all may be transparent, only a part may be transparent, or all or a part may be translucent. Furthermore, the bag body 13 may be provided with a window portion through which the miniature 11 can be visually recognized from the front side, and the window portion may remain open, that is, may not be provided with a transparent member.

  According to the amulet 10 of the embodiment of the present invention described above, the portability is improved by using only the blade of the sword as a miniature 11, and further, the sword is packaged using the mount 12 and the bag body 13. Therefore, it is suitable for carrying around. The amulet 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention can be expected to take advantage of the benefits of a sword. In addition, possessing the miniature 11 with a high texture allows the owner of the talisman 10 to have a self-implied that the wish cannot be fulfilled, making the owner happy.

  Moreover, although it is the miniature 11, the pleasure which has a famous beautiful sword in hand can also be provided.

  Furthermore, the miniature 11 imitating the blade can be taken out from the bag 13 while leaving the opening of the bag 13 and the miniature 11 can be taken.

  The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and various modifications can be made within the scope described in the claims for utility model registration.

10 amulet 11 miniature K81 bottom surface 12 mount 13 bag body 20 package for sale 21 decorative paper 22 OPP bag

Claims (5)

A miniature that imitates the blade and
A mount on which the miniature is arranged in a posture in which the ridges on one side of the miniature face the front side;
A talisman having a bag for wrapping the mount so that the miniature can be seen from the front side.   The amulet according to claim 1, wherein the mount is one in which the miniatures are arranged obliquely.   The amulet according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the miniature is a model of a blade called a famous sword.   4. The miniature according to claim 1, wherein a flat portion is provided on the other surface opposite to the one surface, and the flat portion is fixed to the mount. Amulet written in the section.   The amulet according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the mount is printed with characters of a crest and a wish.